VirTra Inc (VTSI)

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Thank you so much for pointing out those two issues. I see so often that retail shareholders take false comfort in the faulty premise that the directors and the executives are in the same boat as the retail shareholders when it comes to how the directors and executives decide to handle the use of equity held in the shares of the company. They always forget thet those same directors and executives have NUMEROUS legal ways in which they can compensate themselves for any losses that are incurred from diluting the shares or using excessive shares for some deal that they are making - and this is the norm rather than the exception. Those in control of the company use up the equity irresponsibly, like a teenager with a blank credit card, and then just issue themselves PHENOMINAL numbers of warrants or options that re-imburse them for any losses they are due to incur as a result of such irresponsible use of the credit. However, the retail shareholders bear the brunt of the damage from the issuance of the excessive numbers of shares initially and then, the second front hits, and we bear the damage that comes from the excessive numbers of shares that the directors and execs then acquire to make up for their losses from the original issuance of excessive shares.